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Missouri cities could lose power to restrict tobacco items (LISTEN) - Missourinet

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Missouri is moving closer to banning cities from enacting stricter regulations on tobacco, nicotine, and e-cigarette sales than the state. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Louis County Representative Ben Keathley, who says he wants consistent tobacco laws. Share this:
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Missouri cities could lose power to restrict tobacco items (LISTEN) - Missourinet

Missouri is moving closer to banning cities from enacting stricter regulations on tobacco, nicotine, and e-cigarette sales than the state. Alisa Nelson talks to St. Louis County Representative Ben Keathley, who says he wants consistent tobacco laws. Share this:

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